watchOS 27 is expected to deliver modest changes focused on stability, performance, and smaller refinements. Heart-rate tracking on Apple Watch is expected to improve, though specific details are not provided. Apple’s AI-driven health guidance initiative, internally known as Project Mulberry, may not be included in the first watchOS 27 release. The initiative aims to interpret Apple Health data and generate tailored wellness insights, with earlier reports suggesting possible camera-based workout guidance. Apple reportedly reduced the initiative’s scope after organizational changes within the health products team. Some health-focused additions may be postponed to a later iOS 27 update rather than arriving on day one.
"watchOS 27 will bring improvements to heart-rate tracking on the Apple Watch. While the journalist didn't share specific details about the changes, he states that the upcoming software update will enhance the existing feature as part of Apple's broader focus on stability, performance, and smaller refinements."
"Apple's planned AI-driven health guidance tools may not be part of the first version of watchOS 27, Gurman added. Project Mulberry, as the initiative is internally known, is Apple's reported effort to build a system that can interpret data collected through Apple Health and generate tailored wellness insights for users."
"According to Gurman, Apple reduced the scope of the initiative following organisational changes within the team overseeing its health products. The shift means some of the planned health-focused additions could be held back for a future iOS 27 update instead of being released on day one."
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